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Licensed Unlicensed Requires Authentication Published by University of Chicago Press 2012

16. Restoring Predators as a Hedge against Climate Change

From the book Wildlife Conservation in a Changing Climate

  • Christopher C. Wilmers , Chris T. Darimont and Mark Hebblewhite
https://doi.org/10.7208/9780226074641-016
© 2019 University of Chicago Press
From the book
Wildlife Conservation in a Changing Climate
Wildlife Conservation in a Changing Climate

Chapters in this book (22)

Frontmatter
Contents
1. Climate Change and Wildlife Conservation
Part 1. Assessing and Predicting Climate Change Impact on Wildlife
2. Recent and Future Climatic Change and Its Potential Implications for Species and Ecosystems
3. Natural Selection and Phenotypic Plasticity in Wildlife Adaptation to Climate Change
4. Demographic Approaches to Assessing Climate Change Impact: An Application to Pond-Breeding Frogs and Shifting Hydropatterns
5. Modeling Range Shifts for Invasive Vertebrates in Response to Climate Change
6. Can We Predict Climate-Driven Changes to Disease Dynamics? Applications for Theory and Management in the Face of Uncertainty
7. Rapid Assessment of Plant and Animal Vulnerability to Climate Change
Part 2. Case Studies of Climatic Effects on Wildlife Conservation
8. Changing Rainfall and Obstructed Movements: Impact on African Ungulates
9. Ecological Eff ects of Climate Change on European Reptiles
10. Arctic Shorebirds: Conservation of a Moving Target in Changing Times
11. Island Species with Nowhere to Go
12. Retreat of the American Pika: Up the Mountain or into the Void?
13. Sensitivity of High Arctic Caribou Population Dynamics to Changes in the Frequency of Extreme Weather Events
Part 3. Promoting Resilience: Wildlife Management in the Face of Climate Change
14. Harvest Models for Changing Environments
15. From Connect-the-Dots to Dynamic Networks: Maintaining and Enhancing Connectivity as a Strategy to Address Climate Change Impacts on Wildlife
16. Restoring Predators as a Hedge against Climate Change
17. Assisted Colonization of Wildlife Species at Risk from Climate Change
18. The Integration of Forest Science and Climate Change Policy to Safeguard Biodiversity in a Changing Climate
Concluding Remarks
19. What to Expect and How to Plan for Wildlife Conservation in the Face of Climate Change
Index
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